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Telegram-herald., 1887-08-19

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tees1e. - ID s.
Ea.an.ss.o aaresrs sl aat kssp sDsn
hoass 80 z.l--t4I 51I=4ilef
NAao1s 8 xss wsl s. 1oHn ever zeeD
tsef. Plenty sf 1fsle 1lt 80 sAs.
Ex.saszscn fis.ersl Wm A. Hammond
az ia1l4.g sra 81 1acsll4e i4.4aa.
Ad5assat eeasral. ains-r.s asks.i - MAKE
. sl.tecl 5sloT8 -..a -easaI @tf4ls er ban-
cot.
Tns Pioneer Sass Bali Cl-h ~ Northern
ksnl - say l1s.r a1naa- s4ale - Kiosk
hfd. A4s. -.
81 Ioseph oouats tiss ars stl ta-kiag
ef pItsst1HlE i.l41f tea-sfs e13 SOD ~
hpza4nls 4ss f3lilt- " laiy.
0Fss1 Filse a4s organised aaiosrIsi saos
tseatf-on 4llts1efs ser-Ef st1 q @af,i-ai
81 g 40. "a ei-l a9~n ssgiel- ,sf $
fbe isniols -lnaosrf Gao. "a lacxson.
S4.lh 80 81s ~ lle best i.l.sic4i orssDl-
ssnols la tle SAFE. = s. se EsgiFsa.
fhs iron 0u ia Gfaad kapl.is extension
81 ths ". 1. a y y s-A1g p.Aoksd dosn -
rapid rate. is 4iil 30 AID from 1Eaad
Lsdgs b Tie river tfrs week.
4r n n shsTman, 0f Alamo, Eala-
maze county. xllied a blue racer snaka Ia
hls door Yafd the other daF. slieh szs as
BIZ around Az Dig man : arm ana six tsst
ionE
The decision 0f secrstary Lamar "A refer
sncs % tne withdrawal of inlsmalty iands
= hA5ls 70 iall rather hard upon tbs toes Of
TIE n. 4 2 ~ and the Ont&nas0n 8 bruls
River roads.-bsty>sf Asss-
Osing ~ . rush OF legal advertising. the
absence of the editor 10 the STATE meFop-
OILS, The coming of sumner visitors the
devil oeinz i4id up sith a c0rked foot on
the an side. sHd tbe Forest afss. the fsDssb-
iscaA - somewhat delayed today Isl. Igs.aes
Aspaeiicass.
Viii Colgsi. of Jackson. accidentally
punctursd aIs knee with a knife ieE days
ago, and shls The EoGad seemed insight
ncAnf At the tine it las since developed IN
~ = very painful one. Ihe knee being badly
ibnamsd and t1leaEeasd win permanent
sfdneas.
The Adrian Tines says ghe reason Why
Gov i4cs did noe attend lhs Ann Ar10r
serni-Cealennlai Nss because President Al
kei suggested tlal 10 Nu4ll .. a good tine
tor him ncl 90 epms anu tAal bis name wss
H0t GA tae list 0f speakers. though be had
been invited aid accepted.
Ar " H Thomas has two great curl
osiLies IN his house. Ia travelling through
his rye neld hs discovered a stAlx sf rye
sQrfa0unted b. ts0 periect ears. On sat
urdsy lasg bis wife presented him with
tripiets al girls. The combined weight Of
Which va ten pounds and ten ounces
The father a. vel ss tie mother aud babies
ars dong well Grsclagilis lalk
Manager Czyanz.h. % the local telegraph
once. has Information 70 tas effect rhsS the
bsitimofe a Ohio Telegraph Company Will
IN the ssry ussr tQsure lay cable under
the Strata oelseeo St. iznace and MacAi-
nss city, and vii open A. 0lEcs here. The
comcsay e4u probably extend its line 10
other leading cities OF the Psninsuia.-.H
l.rszcs 4tsp,ioAcaa.
An assessment Of fifty cents per share.
payable on or before september a. has
BEEN ogdered IN the capital stock OF TIE
koFes Gold & silver Mining Coupao~.
George Wsstherstone has returned from
Dakota ard vii have charge OF the mics
and nil. Expiorir now being tone on
the property. A ~ tv ce sunk and an
sid uonai uity-stal sil be b1ils befo-e
water ~ .harqsstse Al,..sg Journal.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-19

Manager Czyan2sh. oi The local telegraph
once has Information 70 ths effect rhsr the
Baltimore a Ohio Telegraph Company will
IN the very ns4r t0sure lay a cable under
the Strata oetseeo 81. iznAce and MacAi-
nss city, and vii open A. 0iecs here. The
comceny e.u probably extend It's line %
other leading cities OF the Peninsuia.-St.
I.falres 1870
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-19

some ore has told you that your cafarrh
IL incurafie. it i3 u0s 50. DR.. S&ges Ca
tarrn Remedy vii cure IL. lt = pleasant 10
Use and il always does Is work thoroughly.
We have Jet 10 hear OF case in which it
did 10l ompiish cure when faithfully
Esed. Cafarra Is disease which is is dan
geF0us O. neglect A certain remedy IS At
your command Avail yourself Of il before
TIE complaint assumes more serious form.
Al druggists.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-19
CHAPTER XVI
rrrCnF 1HE fTaTI-E

II -ss night-<iead highland tie ssfSn0
hay on The Fr0wning City like cloud
Secretly, as syn dosrs. Sir Henry Curfs,
JmslopoSsas and ulrself threaded cur way
throa-s TIE passage towards q by eutrancs
- the great throne ci1arBbsF. Oucs va wsrs
met by the horre, rsttling challenge of the
sentry. ] gave the eouutefsign and tue
man grounded his sEear and let ~ pes
Aiso. ws were officers Of the ouesn's bodv
CBar1. and in that capscity had right 70
come and e unauestie,ed
We gained tbs ball IN safety. 81 s-nptv
and 80 sfia was Il thsf even when ~s lad
passed. tae f9iHd n our foosssere get scbaed
ny ths lcdif walls, vibrating family and s:iD
more fairtlv against ths cavern roof. lire
ghosts - tas f9otsteTe q dead men hsuntina
TIE placs hat oaee fisv bod.
= - f.a-.slruef
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-19

way is winrinr.
AS a hand tao4 is hciplessly raised when R>sths
sickle Is swinging.
SO is life. aye. the lie that lends passion and
breath 70 nay singing
As the nightingsie's ssas that is run OF sweet
ness uuspossn,
As a spin; unbarr1ng the gates Of the sfies for q
token
SO is love aye, the love that shall fall wbes Ia
pinion Is broken.
As the tramp OF the Ierious vixen trrsnpets their
challenge ere sending.
As the shout of the storm god When ligbfnings
the black SKY ere roEa.1y
So is power aye. The power ths; shall lie IN the
Gust al its ending.
SO short is cur life yet with space for al things
A bitter dalnsion. dream from which nsusht
can awake as.
Til Deaths dogging Footsteps al morn or 81 eve
shall 9 cIfakc
Oh. the world is fair 81 The csvninz -ds~ninr--
dawninf.
But The rcd sun sinks IN blood, the red sun sink
IN blood
only wish that could write down tho
music too
Now, Curtis, now whispered. when she
began the second verse. and turnsl nv back
"Nyleptha. be said-for my nerves were
10 much on The stretch that could hear every
word. low a. IL Was spoken. even through
Sorais divine n0tes-"N Nyleptla, must s,eak
with thee this night: upon my life I must.
Say me not nay, on. say me not nayf~
How can ] speak with theegr she anssvcre6.
looking 1xedly before her. queens are no.
Ike other people. ] am surrounded and
watched
Listen. Nvieptba. thus. viii be I<fors
the statue of Ratemas il the great hall st
midnight ] have The coullteirign and can
pas IN hacUmaz hn viii i,e there b. keep
guard, and with Inn tie zuiu. Oh, come.
my queen. deny me not 1"
1t II nor seefnly.H she mBrrnured: Anns 70
morrow
Dust then the music began 10 die in the last
val of The refrsir. and Eornis slowl- turned
be- round.
i WI be there said Tvleptha. barTiedly;
son thy life see that thou fail rBe noi.s
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-19

NBrEEts-ET wife. f,eonora Van Bronk
hofst. having lef my BED md bosr5 with
OUt cause ~ provocaiien a. PERSONS are
hsresiy Bftihed nos - tTusi hsr ot my A.
coUnt. as ] shall psT no bills contracted fr
hsr from ans ther fbs este
kr1roTV Ffs Rsowrrcrrr.
Dated huguft JG. 1887
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-19

We srs stout ter esTs shssd of firDs Or
fbe oTs,sT ffss sgfi this season - 90
furEieh vcu the oysters now. ard TIE ieftsr
SeptersbeT l. ~ tbs Bsitimors Cvsier
ksEfst. a. 1snsl-x1.
EF kxxsx
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-19

Get your Carpets cleaned
and kelaid by the Grand Rap
ids Steam Carpet Cleaning
Works at 43 and 45 Kent-st.
Carpets cleaned as good as new
without the least injury. Best
of references. The only car
pet cleaning machine in the
city. Telephone No. 266.
s. N. ALLEN, Manager.
n. B.-Mr. NJ. Y. Clenment is
no longer connected with this
concern.
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FIRE IN BOSTON.
A SIX Story Iron Front Building on
Washington Street on Fire.

BosToN, March IS.
The six story iron front building 575 and
577 Washington street, caught fire about
$50 O'Clock and the fire is now burning
tiercely. The building is owned by Edward
Bangs and was being remodelled for a hotel
and cafe by M. +. Clark. The latter had
put in a small portion of his cafe fittings ami
with this exception it was unoccupIed.
The fremen will have sharp work to pre-
vent the spread of the flames to adjoining
buildings. Access to the rear of the building
is very difficult and the FIRE is beirg fought
from Washington street front and from neigh
boring roofs. The fire probably caught in
some shavings in the basement, but at pres
ent 90 30) the four upper stories are burn
ing and showers of sparks are issuing through
the roof and falling upon adjacent property.
One. fireman was overcome by smoke, but
was soon after restored to consciousness.
Soon after ii o'clock the fire was extin-
guised after it had been confined to the build
ing in which it started. Bangs, the owner
of the building, declines to give an estimate
of his loss, but it will probably reach Sl2,-
900 to Sl5, 900; fully insured. MIR. Clark's
loss on fittings will probably reach 5000 20
$4,000; full insured. The origin of the
fire is a mystery.
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A MECHANICAL DEFORMirY.
Damaging Testimony at the Investigation
in Boston-Warnings Given.

BosroN. March Is.
Ihe commissioners resumed the investics-
tion Of the Bussey bridge disaster in Boston
today.
Henry c. Allen of West Roxburv, said he
had gone over the bridge daily. About a wear
sgo he was informed that certain bolts on The
bridge were loose and informed Superiodent
Folsom. who sand he would attend to il. He
never noticed any swaying or jarring while
crossing the bridge. Generally the train was
Stacked up there.
Theodore Mosese, 40 years old, a civil en-
gineer, had known this bridge since its con.
struetion. He regarded the whole structure
as mechanical deformiry. 1t was peculiar
IN ouild and he thought it so dangerous that
II there was any derailment the cars would
go Gown. lie always had a premouition that
something of this sort would happen and
wlthin two weeks had spoken to MIR. Folsom
suggesting that be place some barrier 10 pre-
tect II on the sides. The bridge might have
been made more secure by putting il AZ right
angles with the road.
Superintendent Folsom explained the svs
tenn of inspection of cars and of repairing the
rolling stock. Witness had been over the
bridge great many times, and never rad the
slightest suspicion of its solidilv. The bridge
was severely tested when it was buit.
Here the chairman put in letter from the
railroad commissioners 10 MIR Folsom, dated
December, 1881, chasing among the defec-
tive bridges the Bussey bridge.
Mr.. Folsom said he received the letter in
December, 1881, and the bridge was tested
IN January, 1882. No tests of that character
had been made since. He had often ex.
amined the bridge when the trains were 60
ing over 1t. His theory was that the train
was derailed by broken beam or axle.
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SPECIAL MEETING
Of the New England League of PROBES.
sional Base Ball Clubs.
RosToN. March Is.

BosToN, March IS.
A special meeting of the New England
league of professional base ball clubs was
held at the Parker House this evening, Pres
ident W. S. Knox of Lawrence, in the chair.
Ii was voted that whatever franchise was
held by Lynn last season be forfeited and
transferred to Henry Murphy and his associ-
ates.
In executive session applications of
membership were received from New Bed
ford, Mass, and Concord, N. H. The appli
cation of New Bedford was laid on the table.
It was voted that Concord be selected to fill
the first vacancy that might exist through
the season This action was satisfactory to
the Concord delegates present and they re-
tired The matter of the official ball being
considered, sealed propositions were re-
ceiyed from A. J. Reach & Co. and from A.
G. Spaulding & Bros, and by unanimops
vote The Reach American Association ball
was adopted. 1t was voted that schedule
meeting be held at the Parker House at 8
o'clock Saturday morning. The staff of
umpires was completed and consists Of Thos
!. Lynch of Lawrence, Chas. l.. Weden OF
Boston. M. j. Mahopey of Lowell, and Llew-
ellyn Barton of Portland.
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THE BALTIMORE Il OHIO.
The Mystery at Last Cleared Up-The
Road sold to the Stayner.Ives Syn.
diCate.
New YORK. March Is.

New York, March IS.
The Baltimore & Ohio mystery is at last
ueared up, the sale Of the road TO Stayner
Ives syndicate having been announced late
today. The hacker of these parties
is generally understood to be
Christopher Myer, a millionaire rubber man.
ufacturer of this city. Stayner is also an old
New Yorker and is well known from a num-
Der of fancy specuations he was identified
with. He was at one time treasurer
of the American Bank Note Company.
There are no other parties back
OF purchase of any Importance, and although
C. Z. Huntipgton's hame is coupled with the
Hamilton & Dayton railroad, he officially de-
nies connection, and those nearest to him
a. sert to personal friends that he has no con-
nt ction whatever with the syndicate.
1t is stated tnat the purchasers of the Bal
timore & Ohio are busily engaged in attempts
to raise the balance of the first 81 900, 900
which is to be paid in money. 1t is also al
legged that they are mortgagipg the property
before hand in order to raise the money and
that as soon as they can get control, the dis
int grafton of the road will begin.
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Rush In. Where Angels Fear TO
Tread

So impetuous youth is often given to folly
and indiscretions; and, as result, nervous,
mental and organic debility follow, memory
is impaired, self-confidence is lacking; at
night bad dreams occur, premature old age
seems setting in, ruin is in the track. In
confidence, you can, and should write to DR..
r. v. Pierce. of Buffalo, N. Y, the auther
of treatise for the benefit of that class of
patients, and describe your symptoms and
sufferlngs. He can cure you at
your home. and will send you full particulars
by mail. marl4W&S&w1wnr
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WINTHROP.
Landlord tsrinnell ut Manchester Forks
Comes to Grief.


Another rum seller comes to grief Deputy
Sheriff Berry of Winthrop raided the hotel
kept by Landlord Grinnell, at Manchester
Forks, Wednesday, capturing two gallon
jug of whiskey skilfully concealed under the
floor. Mrs. Grinnell smashed two gallon
demiJohn full of whiskey. and also several
bottles to prevent their being seized. Mr..
Grinnell was fined 500 and costs; appealed.
For some time complaints have been made of
tins place, and the county attorney directed
the officer to search it. Much praise is due
Officer Berry for the skillful manner in VIII eli
he performed his duty.-Folowing are the
officers elected at town meeting: w. II
Parlin, moderator; E. o. Kelly, clerk; Levi
Jones, G. ID. Wood. T. II. White, selectmen ;
l.. t. Carleton, experimenting school COM
mittee; J. M. Benjamin, treasurer; c. Ii
Gall, road commissioner; $3.50 90 was voted
for free high school.
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A Remarkable Cure.

Tcheerfuly add my testimony 10 the goodness Of
DIR. seth Arnold's Cough Killer, having been by IL
entirely cured of a severe lung affection, which, ac
cording good physicians in this State had reached
an incipient stage OF consumption. Had tried said
phv sicans and numerous proprietary remedies
without effect, but few bottles OF Dr. Seth Arnold's
Cough Killer set me all right. Have recommended
ii to friends and acqnainisnces who have u'ed II
IL with the came gratifying re uts, and consider
il the best cough remedy ever discovered Crate
fully yours NJ. u. Siratton special Travelling Agent
for the Davis Sewing Machine Company, Water
town, Y.
For sale by all druggists. Price. 25c., coc. and el
per bottle.
Ask your druggist for DR.. Seth Arnold's Pills. y
In r box. zSc.
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WEATHER REPORT.
inaicatlons for the Next "a Hours.
MAINE DISPATCHES.
Her Cargo of Iron to be Dischars ed at
Once.

CAMDEN, March Is.
Arthur w allace. captain of the schooner
D. ii. Eeis, lost of the Cape Cod coast Tues
dav, lived at Rockport and lea-es wife.
oauehter and four small children. Andrew
salisbury, lost. was about % years old and
also ivei at r export.
The schooner was the best paving piece of
vessel property that sailed out of Rockport.
The two men saved were Swedes From
reports received here the opinion seems
to be that the life saving station at Nansett
was not properly equipped.
WELLFLEET, Mass, March 49,
The cargo of the schooner J. II. Eels, con-
sistlng OF 200 tons of railroad iron and so
tons of pig iron, will be discharged at once
The contract has been awarded to the Cape
Cod Wrecking Co. A large part of the car
go will probably be saved.
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Shot Through the Tenple.

LAWRENCE, Mass, March IS.
Excitement ran high all day over the And.
ing OF the dead body of Maurice Breshahan,
superintendent of the Shoddy Mills, with a
bullet hole in the right temple, in barn in
his millyard. All sorts of theories are ad.
vanced, but the autopsy this afternoon salts
fed the doctors that it was a case Of suicide.
The victim was wealthy, enjoying good sala-
ry and had happy family relations. He was
honored and respected and his accounts with
the mill were found straight.
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The Trial Of the New Car Heating Ap.
paTatus.

NEW YORK, March l8.
The superintendent of motive power on
the New York Central railroad said this af-
ternoon that the trial of the steam heating
apparatus which was made Yesterday on the
train running from Peekskill to this city,
demonstrated the feasibility of the scheme.
The trouble of connecting pipes between the
cars is overcome by the use of brass tele-
scope and ball and socket joint. The steam
is used direct from the locomotive boiler. A
through pressure reducing valve and strain
of FIVE pounds is carried on the pipes.
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SPRINGFIELD, His March IS.
Yesterday about 40 members Of the House
and Senate, residents of Southern Illinois
received a letter from the management of
the Ohio & Mississippi Railroad Company re
questing the return of the annual passes
heretofore issued. The members were more.
over notified that the passes would not be
honored by conductors after April lst
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State News.
LINCOLN.

JBFFERsoN.-Our correspondent writes
March lG; AT the annual town meeting, Mon.
day the following officers were elected Mod
orator, J. J. A. Hoffses; Clerk, S. A. Rich
ardson; Selectmen, w. A. Jackson, A. w Z.
Partridge and Peter Dunton; Treasurer, G..
B. Erskine; Supervisor of Schools, N. s.
Burbank; Auditor, J. J. A. Hoffses; Con
stable, f. S Weeks; Collector, NJ. A. Nash.
Voted to purchase two road machines. The
town already having one this will make three,
Just what is needed.
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aine Pensioners.

WASHINGTON, March IS.
Pensions have been granted to the follow
ing Maine people:
Cyrus M Morris, original, Limestone.
John r. Gorge, original, New Sharon.
John Marks, increase. Oakfield
Edwin E. Wentworth. increase, Waldo.
Samuel ID. Huntley, increase, East Ma
chias.
Stephen Cobb, re issue, Chelsea.
Andrew Firth, restoration, reissue and in
crease, Bangor.
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Most Excellent.

J. J. Atkins. Chief of Police. Knoxville,
Tenn, writes: "Mr family and are benef-
ciaries of your most excellent medicine, DR.
Kings New Discovery for consumption; hav-
ing found it to be all that you claim for it,
desire to testify to its virtue. My friends to
whom have recommended it, praise it at
every opportunity" DR.. Kings New Dis
covery for Consumption is guaranteed to cure
Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis. Asthma, Group
and every affection of Throat, Chest and
Lungs. Trial Bottles Free at Devine &
Coughlin's Drug Store. Large size sI.00
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He Don't Want the Office.

WASHINGTON, March l6.
Ex-Gov. Robinson of Massachusetts was
atthe White House today. 1t is learned that
he was offered place on the inter state COM
merce commission about two weeks ago and
declined by letter. The same offer was re-
peated today BY the President in person and
again declined. Ex-senator Thurman was
also among the Presidents callers today and
it 10 presumed his visit has some connection
with the appointment Of the commissioners.
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The President at the Theatre.
WASHINGTON, March

The president tonight. ON the evening OF
his 5Oth birthday, attended the performance
NJ the mipstrels at the National Theatre. The
o,her occupants of the presidents box were
Mrs. Hoyt, Miss Jewett of Buffalo and Col.
and Mrs. Lamont.
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Adjournment OF Court.

RoCKLAND, March Is.
The March term Of the supreme judicial
court adjourned today after session of
week and a halt. Ten cases were tried and
seven verdicts given. Four divorces have
been decreed and three persons naturalized.
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In Honor of Henry Ward Beecher.

NEW ORK, MATCH Is.
Representative citizens of Brooklyn met
tonioht and decided to honor the memory of
Henry Ward Beecher by erecting q library
TO be called the Beecher Library" for
common people. and also q statue OF the
great preacher.
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Notice..

.ri,tps hereby given that the part nership lately
eossp. c.,Seen petween Andrew d. Ward and John II.
gunbers yihg On business as hardware dealers and
Ward ut ut Augusta, under the style or firm of
tht ana logan: has been dis solved BY mutual con-
lave ihis daa at John H. Cogan and Chas. Greenwood
aane of Isy formed copar,nership under the firm
:aased ths soan n. Cogan Il Co. and. having pur-
cosan win oopSSe w 8, Su.ne.. ne s
A<hlitT JOHN II. COGAN,
CHAS. GREENWOOD.
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How many suffer from Constipation. II
breeds hundreds of other ills, but it can
be cured. Bells Sarsaparilla will give the
greatest relief. Mr.. John Brown, Of Bang, r,
Me-, says, 81 have used it for Constipation
and it worked to q charm Hundreds have
said the same thing. (Only so cts
msrI5d&vly
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The House of Represe natives of the Sixty
Third legislature of Maine assembled for the
last time at half past eight o'clock, Thursday,
March II.
There was very little business to como be-
fore t,and while waiting for the appropriation
bills, anexceedingly humorous mock session
was held, lasting for nearly an hour. The
floors and galleries were filled to overfiowing
with spectators, the larger number being Ia
(Csntiuusd ON second pags.)
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Death of Distinguished Lady.

CHICAGO, March IS.
Mrs. Washburn. widow of the late Hon.
Elihu B. Washburn, ex- United States minis
ter to France, died at Chicago, Friday morn
ing.
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Postmaster Appointed.

WASHINGTON, March Is.
The postmaster general has appointed
Nathan ". Small postmaster at Greenwood,
Maine.
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PENOBsCoI 7

CoRISNA.--Our correspondent writes Mar.
IA: The following officers were chosen in
the annual town meeting: Selectmen. F. f..
Knowles, n. w. Knowles, J. II. Shepherd !;
clerk. A. b Patten treasurer. Z. + Sprague
collector, o l.. Jones; supervisor of school
committee, Miss Carrie Emery. All repub-
lIcans but one; and no party lines were
drawn.
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HOUSE.

Closing Hours Ire solutions Of Respect
and Presentation TO Speaker Little neia-
Farewell speeches.